Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
THAT BAD NAN!
Some of the Irhuepces that Make Sinners
of MS instead of Saints!

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of MS instead of Saints!
Moral characteristics are too often the
outgrowth of physical causes. If so,
should 8 man with diseased body be
trusted with armies, banks, railroads or
other great enterprises?
In order to strengthen the mind, we
must strengthen the body. But IN aid
ing physical forces, certain muscles are
frequently strengthened, because of their
use, at the sacrifice of the parts OF the
body unemployed.
The osrsman develops the muscles that
are brought into use in rowing, and by
continually developing them he is pre-
pared for the great event. The poet and
the artist study nature to improve the
mind and the eye.
To enable one to employ all his forces
to the beet advantage, the body must De
in healthy condition, so that all parts
may fully perform their functions, and
thus elevate the mind by strengthening
the body.
The irritable man, the unjust man. the
unsuccessful man, the woman IN her
duties of life, the counting room default
ers, and the thousands continually max
| ing failures, receive too little charity,
even when the result is prostrGtion by
disease, or sudden death by suicide, or
some terrible crime. For not until life is
ended, and the result of the post-mOrtem
examination Is known, can the physician
declare that the cause was organic de-
rspgement of the system. They pro-
nounce it blood poisoning, melancholy,
loss of vi2or, or nervous prostrstion.
| These so-calIed diseases, nine times out
Of ten, arise from the kidneys, which are
diseased so that they cannot expel the
waste matter from the blood.
There are hundreds of thousands of
people who do not know that the same
quantity Of blood that passes through the
hesrt tthis much favored and admired
organ, passes also through the kidneys
II the latter organs are healthy, injurious
matter Is not retained, but the pure
blood that has become filtered by the lit
tie hair-like tubes which fill the kidneys,
goes to the heart 50 be diffused through
the entire body, producing health, and
again taking up deadly waste matter, as
1t goes. ~ e
But ii the Kidneys are diseased, the
uric acid attacks the weakest organ in
the body, which must eventually give
way. 1t is then that the physician and
the patient freat what are really the eff
fects, not tie causes. The strong point
that the nroprietors Of Warner's safe
cure makes+is that their great remedy
cures so mahy general diseases because
it corrects the causes, leaving the effects
to right themselves.
Now, nearly every one who becomes
prcstrs ted, is, If fortunate enough, able
to secure the attentions Of & physician,
who seeks to make an analysis sof 4 the
fluids passed. We have no donbts that
the founders of this great Watper's safe
cure, have awakened the medical men
from their lethargy on the, Importance OF
urinalysis. ~. 2
We are to-day in receipt OF 9 little
book, Warmers safe cure pamphlet, in
which we find very valuable information
in regard TO diseases, the causes of their
existence and their cures. It is very in
geniously put before the reader in con-
versational style, the reader asking ques-
tions, and the publishers in their answers
making very plain some points but sell
} dom understood. This matter will be
received with much more interest than
the mass Of stuff which is fosting about
the country, proclaiming the various
merits of pretended nostrums.